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Plan pa Town Clay Ash land Montserrado District 17 was a place of Smiles when Citizens Benefited free Medical treatment....
31/01/2025

Plan pa Town Clay Ash land Montserrado District 17 was a place of Smiles when Citizens Benefited free Medical treatment.
Gesture of Rev.Mother Martha Bull Gibson Charity Foundation through its CEO Mother Vashti Capehart Blamo.
Cost of Drugs 300 USD.

Thanks to the Hard working team,Pregnant woman, Children and elderly benefits free Medical treatment.Gesture of the CEO ...
31/01/2025

Thanks to the Hard working team,
Pregnant woman, Children and elderly benefits free Medical treatment.
Gesture of the CEO of Rev.. Mother Martha Bull Gibson Charity Foundation.

31/01/2025

Children ,Pregnant woman , and elderly people benefits free Medical treatment in Play pa Town Clay Ash land.
District 17 Montserrado County.

30/01/2025

Statement from the President of the Senate,
Vice president Jeremiah Kpan Koung.

28/01/2025

(Tuesday, January 28, 2025, Capitol Hill, Monrovia-Liberia); Grand Kru County Senator Albert Chie has written the plenary of the Liberian Senate to review
and resubmit constitutional amendments for national
Referendum.

Senator Chie's communication to plenary seeks to address eight proposed amendments ,-including, Article 28 for Dual citizenship, Article 45, for the
reduction of terms of Senators from Nine to seven years
and Representatives from six to five years, Article 47, for the reduction in tenure of the President Pro Tempore and other officers of the Senate from six
to five years, and Article 48, for the reduction in the term of members of the House of Representatives from six to five years, and Article 49, for
election of the Speaker, Deputy Speaker, and other officers of the House of Representatives from six to five years.

Also, to amend article 50, 83a and 83c - that provides for the election of President from six to five years, change in the date of the general election from second Tuesday of October to second Tuesday in November each
year, as well as, to reduce the time frame for the resolution of complaints emanating from the general elections from thirty days to fifteen days.

Senator Chie noted that on December 8, 2020 said proposed amendments to the
Constitution was submitted for National Referendum but however felt short of the required two-third of the total votes as mandated in Article
91 of the 1986 Constitution and consequently, could not take effect.

The Former President ProTempore prayed that plenary review the proposed
amendments, make
the relevant adjustments,
including reduction and addition, and begin the process, in line with Article 91 of the Constitution towards the National Referendum.

Following his submission, Plenary mandated its committees on Judiciary,
Interal Affairs and Autonomous
Commission and Agencies to take charge of the matter and report within three weeks.(Tuesday, January 28, 2025, Capitol Hill, Monrovia-Liberia); Grand Kru County Senator Albert Chie has written the plenary of the Liberian Senate to review
and resubmit constitutional amendments for national
Referendum.

Senator Chie's communication to plenary seeks to address eight proposed amendments ,-including, Article 28 for Dual citizenship, Article 45, for the
reduction of terms of Senators from Nine to seven years
and Representatives from six to five years, Article 47, for the reduction in tenure of the President Pro Tempore and other officers of the Senate from six
to five years, and Article 48, for the reduction in the term of members of the House of Representatives from six to five years, and Article 49, for
election of the Speaker, Deputy Speaker, and other officers of the House of Representatives from six to five years.

Also, to amend article 50, 83a and 83c - that provides for the election of President from six to five years, change in the date of the general election from second Tuesday of October to second Tuesday in November each
year, as well as, to reduce the time frame for the resolution of complaints emanating from the general elections from thirty days to fifteen days.

Senator Chie noted that on December 8, 2020 said proposed amendments to the
Constitution was submitted for National Referendum but however felt short of the required two-third of the total votes as mandated in Article
91 of the 1986 Constitution and consequently, could not take effect.

The Former President Pro Tempore prayed that plenary review the proposed
amendments, make
the relevant adjustments,
including reduction and addition, and begin the process, in line with Article 91 of the Constitution towards the National Referendum.

Following his submission, Plenary mandated its committees on Judiciary,
Internal Affairs and Autonomous
Commission and Agencies to take charge of the matter and report within three weeks.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEGross Administrative Ineptitude at LBS: PUL Calls for Presidential Intervention in Crisis(January 2...
24/01/2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Gross Administrative Ineptitude at LBS: PUL Calls for Presidential Intervention in Crisis

(January 24, 2025): The Press Union of Liberia (PUL) is calling for swift presidential intervention in the rapidly deteriorating crisis at the state-owned Liberia Broadcasting System (LBS). Both workers and the Senior Management Team have confirmed that it has transformed into a toxic environment.

The PUL believes that unless President Joseph Nyuma Boakai takes immediate action to intervene and address the crisis at LBS, the situation could degenerate, potentially leading to the disruption or shutdown of the station in the coming days.

Following a weeklong investigative and mediatory mission, the PUL concludes that the crisis at LBS is a manifestation of gross administrative ineptitude, underpinned by a disregard for the basic standards guiding inclusive, transparent, and accountable management.

At the heart of this administrative leadership incompetence is the Director General, Mr. Eugene Fahngon, who has continued to take actions without broad-based consultations to generate consensus within the Senior Management Team and with the workers through their legitimate Union.

Furthermore, the PUL has termed as unacceptable Mr. Fahngon’s arbitrary dismissal of the president of the LBS Workers Union, journalist Joseph Sayon. Sayon has been leading efforts to restore a number of workers’ benefits while challenging what the Workers Union describes as "managerial authoritarianism" exhibited by Fahngon.

This dismissal not only violates the Liberian Constitution but also contravenes the labor laws of Liberia, which guarantees workers' rights against targeted repressive actions such as suspension or dismissal while advocating through their legitimate Union.

The PUL calls on Mr. Fahngon to reverse the dismissal of Sayon, cease the intimidation of all journalists and employees at LBS, and change his abrasive leadership style, or face removal from his position.

All avenues, including legal actions and engagement with the LBS Board of Directors and the Legislature, are being explored by the PUL to ensure that the dismissal of Sayon is overturned and the restoration of pending workers’ benefits is prioritized.

Moreover, the PUL believes it is imperative to transform LBS into a truly public service broadcaster. The management team should be independently vetted through a merit-based system, emphasizing strong mechanisms of public accountability and a commitment to independence, impartiality, and the pursuit of the public interest.

Currently, despite Liberia's transition to a democratic governance structure, the operations of LBS rely on Military Decree #20 of the People's Redemption Council, which Mr. Fahngon boasts about using to implement his controversial actions while excluding three of the six deputies appointed by President Boakai.

Signed:
Julius Kanubah
President/PUL

21/01/2025

(January 21, 2025, Liberian Senate, Capitol Hill, Monrovia, Liberia)- The Chairman on Ways, Means, Finance and Budget of the Liberian Senate, B**g County Senator Prince K. Moye has disclosed that the budget of the Legislature has been reduced from US$53million in 2024 budget to US$42million in 2025 National Budget.
The B**g County Senator made the disclosure in Senate session on Tuesday, January 21, 2025, when each Senator was allotted two minutes to comment on their experiences over the break and on their respective committees’ works.
According to Senator Moye, despite an increase in the 2025 National Budget in the tone of US$880m, the Senate took the decision to reduce the Legislature budget by US$6m in order to enhance transparency and accountability in the effective ex*****on of a program-based budget.
The Chairman on Ways, Means, Finance and Budget of the Senate attributed this decrease in the Legislature’s budget to the proactive stewardship of Senate Pro Temp Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence.
The oversight committee Chairman disclosure is based on public perception that the Legislature continues to increase its allocations in every budget year.
Senator Moye added that Pro-Temp Lawrence has stressed the need for openness in the budget process in order to enable citizens have hands-on information about the national budget in order to avoid misinformation about allocations to the Legislature and other public entities.
Meanwhile, Senator Moye has further clarified that an amount of US$3.4million was approved on the Senate’s committee line, and there is no US$9.5million as outturn for the committee’s line.

Signed: ___________________________
Siafa Jallah
Deputy Director for Broadcast
Cell # 0886675770/0776675770

21/01/2025

(January 22, 2025, Liberian Senate, Capitol Hill, Monrovia –Liberia): The Chairman on Information and Broadcasting, Culture Affairs and Tourism of the Liberian Senate, Senator Abraham Darius Dillon, has stressed the need for the Liberian Senate to prioritize its Press and Public Affairs Department in order to enhance the efficient dissemination of information to the Public.

Speaking to Plenary today, Senator Dillon reaffirmed the Senate Information committee’s commitment to ensuring that the department of Press and Public Affairs play a pivotal role in providing timely information to the Public, especially, updating the citizenry on activities of the Senate, including bills passed, as well as other legislative interventions.

The Montserrado County Senator said, adequate and timely dissemination of information to the public about the Senate’s activities is key in promoting transparency and accountability, adding that the citizens across the fifteen political subdivisions of Liberia are entitled to updates from their Representatives.

At the same time, Senator Dillon further asserted that the public perceives the Legislature in a negative way regardless of some strides and achievements it has made over the years, something he believes investing in the Senate Press and Public Affairs Department through capacity building and other material support, would enhance efficiency and address the unjustified criticisms of the Legislature.

Pre birthday Treat to the CEO of Vashti TV ,Proprietress Rev.Mother Martha Bull Gibson Christian Academy, CEO and Founde...
21/01/2025

Pre birthday Treat to the CEO of Vashti TV ,
Proprietress Rev.Mother Martha Bull Gibson Christian Academy,
CEO and Founder Rev.Mother Martha Bull Gibson Charity Foundation, Founder and general overseer Ark Of Noah Pentecostal Church.
More grace and good health REV.
MOTHER Vashti Capehart Blamo as you will be celebrating your birthday on the 31st of January.

Birthday Greetings Nathaniel B.Gibson,Long life and God Protections.
19/01/2025

Birthday Greetings Nathaniel B.Gibson,
Long life and God Protections.

18/01/2025

(The Liberian Legislature-Joint Press Release, January 17, 2025); The 55th Legislature has announced the grounds of the Capitol as the venue for this year’s annual message.
The decision for the event to be held at the grounds of the capitol was necessitated by the December 18 “arson attack” on the William R. Tolbert Joint Chamber which is originally the venue for the annual message.
The State of Nation Address is in keeping with Article 58 of the 1986 Liberian Constitution which states: “The President shall, on the fourth working Monday in January of each year, present the administration’s legislative programs for the ensuing session, and shall once a year report to the Legislature on the state of the Republic. In presenting the economic condition of the Republic the report shall cover expenditure as well as income”.
A release from both Houses of the Legislature states that due to heightened security arrangements, access to the Capitol Building premises will be strictly regulated by State Securities prior to and during the day of the annual message.
The joint release further warned those without official invitations or access passes including staffers of the Legislature to avoid the premises of the Capitol on the day of the SONA.
The release also assured the public that the President’s annual message will be live on various media platforms, mainly radios, televisions, as well as social media to allow citizens see and listen to the message while at home or various places of work .
The joint Legislative release at the same time cautioned that only media institutions duly approved and issued access passes will be allowed to provide coverage for the upcoming national event.
The Legislature remains committed and is fully prepare to receive H.E President Joseph N. Boakai Sr, on Monday 27 January for the so purpose of delivering his 2nd Annual message.

Signed: ________________________
Siafa Jallah
DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR BROADCAST
Press & Public Affairs
LIBERIAN SENATE
CELL # 0886675770/0776675770

16/01/2025

For Immediate Release

January 16, 2025, Capitol Hill, Monrovia, Liberia: The Minister of Public Works, Roland Giddings, will on Thursday, January 23, 2025 appear before the Senate to provide information on the Ministry's work program for fiscal year 2025, addressing the fifteen counties.

The Senate took the decision on Thursday, January 16, 2025, following a recommendation from its Chairman on Public Works and Rural Development,
Grand Kru County Senator Albert T. Chie. The Public Works Minister will appear before the Senate Committee of a Whole.

At the same time, the Senate has also endorsed a recommendation from Montserrado County Senator, Saah H. Joseph to invite the Director of the Liberia National Fire Service (LNFS), to appear before a Senate committee of a whole on Tuesday, January 21, 2025, to provide update on funding allotted by the Legislature in the 2024 budget for fire trucks.

Senator Joseph in his request to Plenary, asserted that there has been poor response from the Liberia Fire Service in the fight against fire incidents in Montserrado County as well as other counties across the Country.

Signed:———————————-
Siafa Jallah
Deputy Director for Broadcast

Cell # 0886675770/0776675770

(January 13, 2025, Capitol Hill, Monrovia, Liberia); The Liberian Senate commenced its second session of the 55t Legisla...
13/01/2025

(January 13, 2025, Capitol Hill, Monrovia, Liberia); The Liberian Senate commenced its second session of the 55t Legislature on Monday, January 13, 2025 with Senate Pro Tempore Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence outlining achievements of the first session and at the same time set the agenda for the second session.

Making remarks at the opening ceremony, Pro Tempore Lawrence outlined the Senate first session achievements including the passage of twenty seven Legislations, eighteen ratifications, three amendments, six enactments, and confirmation of nine hundred and ninety-six nominees, including several other legislative instruments that are still in Committee rooms.

Senator Lawrence attributed the success of the first session of the Senate to the cooperation and unity amongst Senators amidst political affiliations, adding that their dedication to committee work, regular engagements and consultations as a team helped in ensuring a successful first year of her leadership.

At the same time, the Senate Pro Tempore said, the Senate's agenda in the second
session will prioritize increasing its oversight responsibility, such as addressing issues of road infrastructure, energy sector reform, accountability, enhancing Senate staff capacity and digitization of the Senate, amongst others.

Meanwhile, the Pro Tempore also clarified that contrary to the Senate staff's leadership statement that the Senate owes and has refused to pay its staffers, the body has always committed to pay salaries for extra sitting and that the Finance
Department of the Liberian Senate, in consonance with the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning has begun processing benefits for the just ended extra sitting of the first session of the 55th Legislature.

Signed:—————————
Siafa Jallah
Deputy Director-Press& Public Affairs
Cell #0886675770/0776675770

Birthday wishes beautiful Mrs Yatta Mamie Marsh Tukar.Celebrate in Love and good health.
05/01/2025

Birthday wishes beautiful Mrs Yatta Mamie Marsh Tukar.
Celebrate in Love and good health.

03/01/2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

A legacy of quality reporting – PUL mourns journalist Zoom Dosso

(January 3, 2025): The Press Union of Liberia (PUL) has paid tribute to fallen journalist Zoom Dosso, describing his role in Liberian journalism as significant.

A bilingual journalist of Ivorian origins, Dosso was a highly respected media practitioner in Liberia who became a regular and prominent voice of news reporting in French and English since the early 1990s.

The PUL says the death of journalist Dosso, aged 62, on Thursday, January 2, 2025, came as a shock to the journalism and media community of Liberia, especially at the turn of the new year.

For over three decades, journalist Dosso dedicated his life to the practice of journalism with professionalism, leaving behind a legacy of quality reporting on the Liberian civil war, post-conflict transition, democratic peace and national development.

Notably, he worked as Liberia Correspondent for international media entities such as Radio France International (RFI) and the French Press Agency (Agence France Presse – AFP).

Dosso launched his career in journalism in the early 1990s with the erstwhile Liberia Communications Network (LCN) which operated Radio Liberia International, Kiss FM, LCN–TV and Patriot Newspaper.

During a visit at the residence of the Dosso at Rehad Community in Paynesville, PUL President Julius Kanubah, along with scores of media practitioners, expressed condolences to the family of journalist Dosso, informing them that he was an esteemed member of the Press Union of Liberia.

Several prominent media practitioners including colleagues of journalist Dosso such as PUL former President Geroge Barpeen, Francis Lloyd, Jerry Cephas, Foday Massaquoi, Joel Jacobs, Solo Williams, and Mathew Jacobs, were also at the residence of the Dosso to express their sympathy.

The wife of journalist Dosso, Mrs Ophelia Leigh Dosso, thanked the PUL and its membership for being with them in these difficult times, announcing that her husband will be buried on Monday, January 6, 2025, at the KAISER Memorial Lawn Cemetery in Brewerville City, after funeral rites by the Muslim community.

The PUL is asking all journalists and media practitioners to join the family in giving journalist Dosso a befitting burial at 10am on January 6, 2025.

Signed:
Julius Kanubah
President/PUL

Birthday greetings B**g county senator Prince Kermue Moye sr.Management and Staff of Vashti TV wish you all the best as ...
27/12/2024

Birthday greetings B**g county senator Prince Kermue Moye sr.
Management and Staff of Vashti TV wish you all the best as you celebrate your birthday.

Monrovia Liberia,December 18,2024.Capitol Building the official home of the Legislature gutted by fire early Wednesday m...
18/12/2024

Monrovia Liberia,
December 18,2024.
Capitol Building the official home of the Legislature gutted by fire early Wednesday morning.

The Entrance of the Capitol Building and the Executive Mansion admits the ongoing Protest.
17/12/2024

The Entrance of the Capitol Building and the Executive Mansion admits the ongoing Protest.

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